Arrest Knocks Out Grandmotherly Gang
m n i tT f TT n lllSlllillH'O
queen s nan 10 smuggle neroin 10 u.a. Ta.s Kn(I
A-Ic:icIor IirI-KK Day
I
If STAN SWINTON
w. no Ml-; 11 A grandmotherly
iurrj we in en Iranian
pi atutday hrr plam smashed
wl smuple (wo million dollar
-writ of illegal litfola to American
6upe adduU,
Allierlian'old roult dita'rrrd fiom llirlf
inutn liaunU Tli raon
Muhael In eniorred nine
lory from "''"' iun nf ilium, tut a
Mr, hi Wilt ruirred him. Three
or 40 vrin i,!,rr around Dm ' inuiilhl ago h dir.), She w.it wld
World liava dueled with la rlrv.r ieed -"! broke. Their laving
A lii-ruin laboratory CipaUe of International narcotic Ueflii krr "d "d UP during the Uliir
of illiril (lnilil 111
UHllt r World.
Pram fUrefd
Sir3Ua lolj
(ml ici record
liiil
producing 110 pound weekly and
.f),ooo worth of hrroln and nmr
plune were eUd with her In lud
din raid by Iranian police rui
U.S. Bureau c( Narrutlci agenti
In Tehran.
The action was announced Sat
urday by Charlri Kiraguta, V, 8.
rwrau ei marcoiiis autrict iu
I Michael Kalogrldl and hla wile, Then word slipped round the
Kalyopl, The couide served prltun Mediicrrentaa biwlcrooild that
lrrm In Crewe and Turkey but 1 Kalyopl, l M, wai beck In bul-
returned lu crime. Michael wai a nen,
skilled rheniiat. a rlrh Iranian drug merchant
In mi fiibul police grabbed, financed her, A totory villa wa
the couple JiM at Miihad wasirrn(rd at Tehran tn-ceuse Manbul
about to kave for Mexico and artjgnd Beirut wrrt too hot, National
uo a heroin laboratory financed, .h, have hit hard at anna
F-ryor lor .uroi ana me Miuuie ' iy new icr uty gingvien. lie imugitleri there In recent monthi.
., niraua nrw d(k iromrnt w pnwn ineo, rarfoici
.Tehran r'rlday night, He praiard iaiii-nti made Yiumhit o( arreiti
Iranian police and their chief, I In AmerK a and Mexico.
IaJ. Ccn. Alavl Moxhaddam, for i IUb1 DM
Iheir ork In foreitallinl the flove1, Klghteen monthi ago the tough
Hollywood Eagerly Awaits
Naming of Oscar Winners
J (F.ellw'i Netet Om- a year,
AP'a llollywa relnmnltt rllrobi
Mi Umb with bla AeaOmy
Award prfdlrtlaai. R far,
t body'i tawed II HI. In faet, he's
; mad anile a rrsetatiea aa a
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! By BOB THOMAI
AP Newifratam Writer
HOLLYWOOD -WIH Academy
Voiert give Hollywood! blgheit
lionor to an actor ho la dead?
i Will they pai up American ac
ttrexnei to choose an Italian iUr
in her first Hollywood movie?
t These are two of the queitloni
that make this ycar'i Oscar derby
an exciting ai any in recent hla
Jtory. On Wednesday night, a nation
Jwlde television audience win watch
the 28th presentation of gold stat-
'uettes to those who made the hlgh-
est achievement! ut film art. Right
up to post time, many will be
engaged In one of Hollywood'!
most popular iporti: Trying to
outguesi the 1,740 Academy votcri.
Harder Tkan Ever
It'i harder than ever thli year
becauit of complicating factors.
But that won't itop tbo forecaa
'ten. Including this one.
J Best actor here la toughle.
J For the first time, voten have
J the chance of presenting the acting
award posthumously. Jamei Dean,
up for "East of Eden," was
I crushed to death in a highway ac
cident last Sept. 30. His genius
a was lost before he wai 25.
Dean's smoldering, power-packed
i portrait of the wayward eon would
have put him in top contention in
any circumstance. What factor
; will his death play In the voting?
I Noted Ttr ieatlneti
Academy members are show
J people, and show people are noted
for their sentiment. On the other
hand, they can be practical. They
' might reason that Dean should
get a special award, that the Os
car should go to a living actor,
for whom it can do some good.
J The strongest contender, is Ero-
est Borgnuie, the love starved
' butcher of "Marty." Like Dean,
he was In his first starring pic
ture, and that's awayi a plus
value in Academy voting. Borg
nine's performance was immense
ly popular in Hollywood.
Three former winneri are also
In the race. James Cagney Is up
j for his accomplished portrait of
Me" and could come through a
winner. Less likely are Frank Si
natra, who was superb as the dope
addict in "The Man With The Gol
den Arm" but Is too recent a
winner, and Spencer Tracy of
"Bad Day at Black Rock." One
of the screen'i classic actors,
Tracy had little more than a light
workout in that film.
Choice: Ernest Borgnlne.
Match Race
Best actress as with the males,
It's virtually a match race here.
Will it be Anna Magnani or Susan
Hayward?
Magnani as the devoted widow of
"The Rose Tattoo" was a lesson
in energy. Hollywood has seldom
seen such a powerful performer.
She even heaves a sigh with the
strength of a shot putter,
But will the Academy honor a
foreigner? Probably yes. The vot-
I ers have often shown their ability
IU ue imciuauuuMijT-uiiuucu, vayv
cially in the Jace of such vast
i talent.
Don't count out Miss Hayward.
t She did a brave and brilliant Job
of portraying Lillian Roth's battle
against alcoholism in Til try To
morrow." And many have been
chosen for playing drinkers in the
past Ray Milland, "The Lost
Weekend"; Claire Trevor. "Key
Largo"; etc.
PrevlMS Winners """"
Also Id the running are two
previous winners, Katharine Hep
burn ("Summertime") and Jenni
fer Jones ("Love is a Many
Splendored Thing"), plus Eleanor
Parker flnterruptea Meioay i.
Choice: Anna Magnani.
Best picture-"Marty" appears
to have made the biggest impact.
Hollywood doesn't seem to mind
that it was filmed on a quickie
bulget-or that it was lifted from
the enemy, television. The fact re
mains that "Marty" wai remark
ably true to life. It has also been
aided by a high-powered publicity
campaign; aimed at capturing the
Oscar. .
"Milter RoberU,, was perhaps
the most popular film with audi'
encet in IKS and might win on
that account "The Rose Tattoo"
waa less satisfying as a movie
than as a vehicle for Magnani.
Leaser contenders- "Picnic" and
"Love it a Many Splendored
Thing-
Choice: "Marty."
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V9 Ntthta It IfMUMlt, kurnlnf r Hth-
m tiiatUeai ar atraaa. Clnvdf Urln
u I common liprf ana ki41r Irrt-
rai
la.
rfu coffamul K!laT
WlMn. try CYSTii for aulrk. tTtUfrtBC.
. A auiMfl VTBiaji Mita
Best supporting actor It'i
three-way race. Arthur OTonik-ll
wai (run, acromplihrd and US
touching ai the reluctant suitor in pliiee, all Iranian
Lab Math RUrte
t'nkoown to Kalyopl, V. I, nar
cotic aifcnli and Iranian police
had pipvlinei Into the under odd
and anew of her activity, Three
ttteki ago, the Tehran laboratory
organ work. The drug Our en took
no rhancej. She kept the villa un-jhcaU-d
ao no smoking chimney
would diKloe It was occupied.
She slept on a cot by the labp
Iratory, with her financial batkrr
a on another rot acroni the room
This wrrk Iranian polke and
agrnti struck. Three accom-
were arrested.
"Picnic."-Jack Lcmmon painted a
wonderfully comic portrait of the
goof-off ensign pulver in "Mister
Roberta," And Arthur Kennedy, a
much respected actor in his craft,
wai dynamic as the Communist
lawyer la "Trial."
Young Sal Mineo ("Rebel With-
Their ft-male lender was caught
with drum. Police say a long
sentence Is certain.
A lifetime in crime had hardened
Kalyopl. Question her as they
would, police got but two words
out of the fat, old woman with
her hair In an old faahioned bun
Before your present auto
insurance policy eipim
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out a Cause") and Joe Manteir and a mole on her left check. She
("Marty") complete the field.
Choice: Arthur O'Connell. !
Best supporting actress This
race could go any way. The vot
ers might choose Betsy Blair for
her t'gly Duckling in "Marty.";
though her nomination Is some
what of a fraud. She is no more
a supporting player in the film
than Borgnine is. i
Mobster's Mall
They might pick Peggy Lee, who ,
was heart-breaking as the dipo
mobiter'i moll in "Pete Kelly's
Blues." Jo Van Fleet made a I
stirring Impression is Dean'i
mother In "East of Eden." Two
younger actressei also are In the
running: Natalie Wood ("Rebel
Without a Cause") and Marisa
Pavan ("The Rose Tattoo").
Choice: Betsy Blair. '
Best director Here's another
close race. Delbert Mann could
sweep in if the groundswell .de
velops for "Marty." Elia Kazan
might be honored for his explo
sive "East of Eden." Also In con-'
tentlon: John Sturges ("Bad Day,
at Black Rock"), Joshue Logan'
("Picnic"), David Lean ("Sum
mertime"). Legte Mlsaiag
A curiosity in this category Is
the failure to name Danny Mann,
despite the fact that he directed
Magnani and Hayward for their
nominations. It's also strange that
the highly regarded "East or
Eden" wai neglected in the best
picture class while lesser works
were named. But then, you can't
always expect logic from the
Academy Awards.
As we perhaps shall learn Wed
nesday night.
School Kids Use
Handy Window Exit
LONDON un Five-year-olds in
a classroom at Crkklade, Wilt
shire, vanish through a window
when they get the nod from teach
er to go on an errand. There is a
door but It leadi to the outside
through another classroom. A new
door can't be made because the
400-year-old building, as an an
cient monument, must be kept in
tact. A itepladder leads down
from the busy exit window.
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nine I
Kalyopl iM,lfd dr-iilivf ly wuk
and I'lanil.iiullirrly, LjI S.rawia
titid '.she had bran the bralm
In hind her liU;band hifl he 4
alive, Mie i t!i ral ic'td
liiirrnuliiiii.il dupe quern II novrli
wnta alioul "
I'oliie five particular Imixirlaitce '
to the Tehran iruure since till
was the firt heruin laburatury
eer rrportrd lhre. Its produttion
would have an American uml'-r-world
wholrtale value of to0.000
a week. After adulter ution by
peddlers, it would haf broutfht
two million dollars a week In the
I'nited Mates.
The entire production wai des
tined for smuggling to America,
Siraguia said.
i WASHINGTON Kf - Semite-llmi-e
Alnmic t'nergy roitiiiiitlre
Friday um tud-d $ Uod.iv irnnn
ar i n th o.'Hiiio(i of olitiimmg In
irrance .iinl the remote pol
hility an atomic pcr rraitnr
'iniL-f.t tloW up.
I tkn. AnoVrwin DNM', rommit
'tee ihalrmsn, called the aeMlont
"ino-t coimtrui tiie" and laid com
mittee actum "Hh a trw to solv
ing any prenent prohlnns would
' soon le fniihconiifig "
I A committee aide said this prob
I ably mean piihlie hearing on var
imi lull lo deal with the problem.
Hill have been introduced which
would provide for the government
to asMime the explosion rik.
t Ulily company executives as
well as Imurame company off)
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kliin,! In fnfiiitirm! Il.liy Ot unnrll,
JI. lor I.. 4 pr .jihlly, prrSt. Pet
mk i Pay J .
Then Jnhanird tmik a rlorr lHk
ind d'-Ciiled Ot'onnell actually
raving 1Uy hMikrd him on
BU'lnn f Inioxlraiinn Kriday, (M
flier said O Connrll luld Ihnn he
it In this country illegally, and
added
"I'm glad you taught me. I'm
homrilik for Ireland and want to
go bark "
police notified 1'. $ Immigra
tion official, who are invritl-gating.
ilf.iii.iit.
a.... o,-.. Ur. r. ':M:-r.
Bus Workers OIicli f)lri!;c
rials and repreM-ntatlvee ei the
Atomic Kner0 (ommimlon at
tended the lo day committee
1 seminar.
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o buUlrf ronlrait n fAitUutu da I
hern Vld ty rmlwyes of 10 r
flnnt of Hie Nurlliar'l (ireyhound
i Ijnrl. union tratl.r Mid aafunUy,
I A (Hike would U railed, how
ever, only If nriiutlatlon brokt
, down. The union I king a 10 pr
rent wise Inrreana In all Ml lla-
' situ atimis, rtductioe of the work
week for terminal employe!, a
health and vtrlfare program and
thenfr In a numhrr of working
Conditions
Itoger Crois, builneie manag-
I rr of tvx al I1M, Motor t oath
K.mploye' t'nion, said the local
authorifd atrike action by a ma
jority ef II 4 per rent In a referen
dum completed Thursday.
The local represents tome M0
drivers and ether employes In Be-
- gion 2 Of the company. The region
Is composed of bus lines operating
A it-
fiuirv f.fj!!le tfl Vain'J'ivrf,
and to I' ' t!a."l t .i U t.riit
um id I'nyal! T'
It, J, Olvifl, I'uflland, f,nri( il
n rriary of Ijk al lo -V M l H e
vote fur at r . k euth'-la!t"ii I f Pe
$A,n 1 ! H pf cent. A'-''it S t
drivers and hf n, ' eie
Involved. Region t fnoi el lines
IM-retu eut of Scatlle l the
Otympie ftnintula, U Fadmond
ami through Wathingtofl and Nw'.lj
Idaho te Uutte.
TITtr.1 AIANDONEB
KARACHI uft - The honorahlel
and exctlleiMie will be mutcrs
like all other Pekutanu starting
ivetl frlday. The bonoriflcs ap
plied In the pail to high govern
ment effkiaU and Judges are be"
Ing abandoned In the aew Paki
stan Republic.
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